CUDA in GitHub codespaces? #148206
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Hi @LucaGatt22 GitHub Codespaces currently does not support GPUs or CUDA cores. This means you can't use GPU acceleration for your Jupyter notebooks or other CUDA-dependent applications within Codespaces. For GPU Support, consider using platforms like Google Colab, Amazon SageMaker, Microsoft Azure ML, or NVIDIA GPU Cloud, which offer GPU.enabled enviroments. I hope this helps! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. |
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Does GitHub Codespace have GPU / CUDA cores, please? I got some warnings when running a Jupyter notebook (containing code for a Keras model) in Python 3.12, mentioning CUDA. If yes, how can I set GPU of the codespace to work for the Jupyter notebook?
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